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Navy Yard

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Navy Yard, from most recent to least.

ANC Supports Movie Theater, 600+ Residences For Navy Yard

ANC Supports Movie Theater, 600+ Residences For Navy Yard

Shilpi Paul | September 10th 2013

On Monday evening, ANC 6D voted unanimously to support the newest plan for the Navy Yard, a high-end movie theater and mixed-use development project w... read»

What's In a Name: Capitol Riverfront or Navy Yard?

What's In a Name: Capitol Riverfront or Navy Yard?

Shilpi Paul | July 23rd 2013

What happens when the Business Improvement District and long-time residents differ on what the name of a neighborhood should be? An area in Southeast ... read»

Town Center East Deemed Historic, Developers Back to the Drawing Board

Town Center East Deemed Historic, Developers Back to the Drawing Board

Shilpi Paul | July 9th 2013

At Monday night's monthly ANC 6D meeting, area residents learned that the two buildings and associated grounds at Town Center East were deemed histori... read»

220 Apartments Headed For Navy Yard?

220 Apartments Headed For Navy Yard?

Shilpi Paul | June 25th 2013

Navy Yard may be getting another residential project. Greystar and RCP Development Company are planning a 220-unit residential building at 82 I Street... read»

Details Emerge About New 430-Unit Southeast Apartment Project

Details Emerge About New 430-Unit Southeast Apartment Project

Mark Wellborn | June 20th 2011

Towards the end of the day on Monday, JDLand reported new details about the 430-unit apartment project that William C. Smith and Co. is building at 88... read»

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